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 1 1 |         which is the first and fairest thing that the best of men
 2 2 |    that of chance persons; the fairest music is that which delights
 3 2 | greatest influence, sing these fairest of strains, which are to
 4 5 |  noblest life, not only as the fairest in appearance, but as being
 5 5 |      nothing fall short of the fairest and truest; and that if
 6 6 |     for the state the best and fairest specimens of children which
 7 7 |       be plainer than that the fairest bodies are those which grow
 8 10|      say that the greatest and fairest things are the work of nature
 9 11|      Cleinias, in the best and fairest manner that we can, saying
10 12|      ought also to acquire the fairest and noblest reputation for
11 12|     possible, and the best and fairest that can be found, and they